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Hi, i want to build this antenna, but measurements are difficult for me, can someone draw the dipoles in dxf file?
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Dimensions?
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Can this antenna work into a dish?
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Hi, can someone explain me what Is the "short-pin" on this antenna?
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Can we have a mimo 1800-2600 feed offset antenna please ?
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Can we have the dimension of this mimo antenna?
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Thanks, Can we have the lte1800 dimensions? Im Building the 2nd dish
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Thank you! I have only 1mm galvanized steel, Will It work? I cant find 0.5mm here in my town
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Yes admin this is the offset antenna dimension, watch the first page..
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Dimensions are not clear here, reflector to the first patch 4mm.. reflector to the 2nd patch 6mm.. so from the 1st patch to the 2nd patch only 2 mm? it's seems more
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Thanks for the reply, Whysome antennas have driven element isolated from the reflector like the batwing and some other models not?
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Hello guys, thanks for this amazing forum, im in antennas since 1 year but i have some questions! Antennas like this, are all grounded? I mean if i put the multimeter to check the conductivity, there is conductivity from the main patch to the reflector, or they are isolated? I need to build an antenna feed for 2.6ghz lte to put it on my off-set dish, and also a 1.8ghz.. thanks in advance